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Kevin Parrish

Kevin Parrish

Kevin started taking PCs apart in the 90s when Quake was on the way and his PC lacked the required components. Since then, he’s loved all things PC-related and cool gadgets ranging from the New Nintendo 3DS to Android tablets. He began his online writing career cranking out news, reviews, and previews based on the Sega Dreamcast console.
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Computing

Google offers its own ‘Titan’ USB security key for password-free logins

Google introduced the Titan Security Key, a physical USB-based device that eliminates the need to enter usernames and passwords. The device includes firmware developed by Google’s engineers that verifies its integrity.
Computing

The demand for hacking tools and malware is greater than the current supply

A report from Positive Technologies reveals an extremely high demand for malware creation on the dark web: Three times greater than the current supply. It's based on 25 Russian and English-based dark web sites.
Computing

Apple’s MacBook Pro throttling fix seems to be working

After a recent benchmark suggested that the high-end 2018 15-inch MacBook Pro suffered from throttling issues, Apple acknowledged the problem and its new software update seems to have fixed it.
Computing

Apple’s T2 chip may be causing issues in iMac Pro and 2018 MacBook Pros

Many iMac Pro owners have reportedly suffered kernel panics since they hit the market in December. You can find a handful of threads on Apple’s community forums detailing the problems and speculations about the T2 security chip.
Computing

Leak shows Intel’s 9th-gen Core i7 desktop CPU won’t have hyper-threading

A supposed leak suggests that Intel will not provide hyper-threading tech on its ninth-generation Core i7-9700K CPU. This news is notable because it would be Intel’s first Core i7 part served up without hyper-threading.
Gaming

The 'Fallout 76' beta is set to kick off this October

Want to get into Bethesda's Fallout 76 beta? We don't know when the program will launch, but we provide instructions on how to get ready. The game officially launches on November 14.